Anyone direct me to a good UB build that has been played in MP?

I keep trying to use UB and keep failing. I have no clue what items to get him and what favor to use and if I should go spit or melee build. I played ub last night in a MP and there was an enemy ub that had a mana free build all melee and he had almost 5k hp and had fast speed and hit fast and like a ton of bricks. Can anyone show me a true and tried way to use the UB? Thanks...

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Try out whatever you think will work.. www.demigoddb.com for the build calculator. Games only take 30 minutes. Keep in mind that if something works/fails once or twice, it could end up simply being a matter of the competition, not the build itself.

Naz

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ive found success with the UB maxxing spit, movement attack skill thing, and the speed debuff, as well as foul grasp and a point in the corpse explosion skill.

i stay away from the increased attack speed skill as by the time you power it up and close with the enemy, its halfway gone.

when im feeling squirrely and i have the HP regen to back it up i get ooze.  its a fun skill.

its built upon harassing the enemy at the beginning with spit, and slowly building up your gear so that you can get the kill. 

 

Ive been successful at MP.

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Invest first in venom spit and the +attack speed skill.  Use venom spit and high auto-attack as your primary weapons. 

Then get grasp to interrupt fleeing/tricksy demigods. 

When you can fit it in, use ooze to counter auto-attack demigods and creep farm.

There's an assasin favor item that increases attack speed by 5% with a chance to proc for even faster attack speed.  You want this.

Buy scaled helm, banded armor to start.  Spend the rest of your money on items that give you crits.  If you find that you're being forced to run too much, buy +armor +health items.

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Personally I like to take the Blood of the Fallen favor items over anything else. Having the extra HP means you can score some seriously ballsy level 1-4 kills that makes all the difference in the game, and 800 HP and +5 Regen isn't bad late game either.

Ooze is ESSENTIAL for fighting Sedna or a high level Oak. You need at least 1 rank in Corpus to help out creep your enemies. Focus on Spit, then Inner Beast and Diseased claws as your primary skills.

Focus on getting HP regen items as early as possible if you're using Ooze. Focus on HP, then weapon damage, then speed.

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Whether I'm using Ooze or Bestial Wrath, I almost always follow this build:

 

1: Venom Spit. the skill no UB should ever leave home without.

2: Inner Beast: upgrades your most important stats.

3: Diseased Claws: 5% is ok. I doubted at first, but you really need to catch up to kill

4: Venom Spit II

5: Post Mortem. your best creep killer, usually gets me lv6 faster.

6: Inner Beast II

7: Venom Spit III

8: Foul Grasp: helps stop the big pots and tele scrolls, netting you kills at times.

9: Inner Beast III

10: Venom Spit IV

 

With those as a base, you'll want to harass and keep harassing all day long. Close up, spit, run, close up, spit, run. If you get em far enough from their towers go for the kill. Keep always an hp pot for these opportunities. I find that Wyrmskin Handguards help to slow them down enough to kill em. Otherwise AVOID GREED LIKE HELL, better safe than sorry, you don't wanna feed gold and exp. Once you hit the higher levels of Venom Spit, you'll become very dangerous, maybe not because of net kills, but you'll make people turn around to heal and you'll gain ground. I usually don't bother spitting towers until Venom Spit III, but 2 is ok if they don't buy regen.

As far as Favour Items go, I use Swift Anklet, but I'll give Blade of the Serpent a try (I bring combat mana pots). Furious Blade however is what you want to aim for when u get the favour. The amulet of teleportation is neat on those big maps. Helps u catch the first two flags fast.

For starting equips, Banded Armour or Gauntlets of Brutality is the usual (along with pot and tele scroll). Since I'm not gonna be doing much of auto-attacking, I get the Boots of Speed, because you'll be doing a lot of running. Then I go for Wyrmskin Handguard to see if I get lucky and get a kill (usually do in 1v1 against unsuspecting fella without a pot). Next item on the list is the Slayer's Wraps, neat little item with crit, atk and regen, all good for you. Then I get a Heart of Life. Great to harass.

Then you wanna know what you want to do by lvl 10+. I usually head for Ooze because there's a lot of ways around Bestial Wrath. Wrath however is great to kill unprotected towers along with Spit. If you got say 2 tammates working one lane and you always meet 1v1s and so, sometimes I go for Wrath to flank to their portals.

Anyway, for Ooze builds, I go like this:

11: Ooze: I always leave Ooze for later when I can afford the regen

12: Ooze

13: Ooze

14: Ooze

15: Putrid Flow: It's amazing really, it can turn a game around with Ooze. Suddenly staying close is a pain in the ass.

16: Acclimation/Plague: Get acclimation against Snipe Regulus, TB, Hammer Rooks and Pouncing Sednas.

17: Plague/Enhanced Attributes: Plague is a b**** if they rely on Heart of Life, plus a small DPS source.

18: Enhanced Attributes

19: Enhanced Attributes

20: Enhanced Attributes

 

I follow with Heart of Life (+15) then Platemail of the Crusader (+20 and armor) and Narmoth's Ring (+20 and drain). That's usually enough to hold for Artifacts (Mage Slayer, Cloak of Elfinkind, Ashkandor...). Btw, Bulwark of Ages also reduces the damage you take from Ooze IV to 38. Of course, if you had to buy Citadel upgrades and you had to delay regen stuff, be careful when using Ooze.

Difficult matches can be those who negate Venom Spit: Oak with Shield, QoT with Bramble Shield, Sedna and Erebus with Mist. They will however go down if you push them hard enough. At least with the first three they'll use up their mana. Tower Rook can also be a real pain because all you can do is Spit before losing most of your health.